davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital., 1887-08-30

The GREATNESS OF OUR COUN
TRY. 10 take view of the United
States in ones minds eye is more
than the most comprehensive can
grasp. In the first place we have
in square miles 3,501, 400; in other
words 2,240, ,901, 760 acres. The
total numbe of farms in 1880 was
4,0OS, 907; averaging 134 acres each.
In 1886 the wheat crop was 457,
21S, 900 b ushels of corn, 1 ,665, AL
900, oats, 624, ,134, 900, cotton
(bales), 6,550,215, tobocco (pounds)
4S5, 900, 900, wool, (lbs.) 322, ,205,-
600, and dressed hogs Tin IA States)
100000. One can only stand
and wonder at these things and
while knowing that they are i'm
mense, cannot grasp them. The
amount of capital empolyed in cot
ton manufacture in 1880 alone was,
207, 7S1 900, the amount paid out
for wages in its manufacture was
S41, ,921 ,0O0-for cotton consumed
$50, 945, 900, and the value of pro.
duction was $192, 773, ,OOO-leaving
between the cost of material and
labor, balance of $63, ,907, 900 for
necessary expenses and dividends
showing gross profit of so per
cent. In 1886 the out put of coal
was 1O6, ,7S0,033 tons and of pig
iron 6,365, 1928 tons, of this coal,
Pennsylvania produced 80, 1862,
aud of iron 3,293,2S tons. Dur
ing the year 1886 the production
of Bessemer steel rails was 1,574,-
703 tons, the largest production
ever reached. The average price
for these was S34.50, import duty
s17, per ton. In 1867, the price of
these same rails was S166 per ton
with a 45 per cent. ad valorem
duty-the produe etion that year was
2,277 tons. The duty was reduced
in 1871 to $28 per ton and the pro-
duction reached 34,152 tons; in
creasing in 1872 to SO, ,991. The pro-
duction gradually increased as the
tariff lowered until it was reduced
in 1883 to $17 per ton when the
product was LAS, 700 tons. The
lowest average annual price at which
Bessemer rails have been sold was
in 1885 when the price was $2S. so.
As individual sales, however, the
price was that year as low as $40.
These are but few of the items
that contribute to the country's
wealth and greatness but they 60 to
show that its resources are almost
inexhaustible. To 60 into a proper
discussion of these things each ar
ticle would require separate chap
ter. When we come to add to these
the lumber, rice, sugar and other
articles Of wealth we can see that
We are the greatest country in the
world. Just think Of the fact that
Evening capital., 1887-08-30
JOSEPH HAID.
Tuner and Rspairer Of Pianos d Organ
No. 1911 EAST CHASE STREET.
Baltimore, Md.

Will be in Annapolis on or about the first o
every month. Orders from city or county at
tended TO on receipt of postal. or left at this
ONCE.
Evening capital., 1887-08-30
EOR SALE
MVSLVAsIER real EsIG,.Sal

HE toI1n1S,r In1nae,rsigned ,rsl : offers at private
Sire { Extended, and MadiSSo,re eState, Oa Ne
Annapolis. Md: aud Hiss
l. The Frame Cottage. rosi,
adjoining the property ~ i.SS.Sslu,e,nce Go8 l.
heirs, fronting aboutIS n -, ". w. II, nes.
tended by I50 It. deep - on "eStSt, ~
shont 5iEs AZ geslrno5S = ia W Building Iotsea
deep with 20 It. alley in the ,SSSt.ued rSr by IN n
3. Ten Building Lots front,r.
street running back loo II. to a N y, Sa Naaisr
1. Two lots fronting each 2 ., ~ H. aley
street rnnning back 100 #. to y n !, "a SNalis.
r,,nn,s. o rOgr h toes fronting each - IT. on Iity
For prices, terms, sc. sppi, - =, hallrca8
aSS NICHOLAS BREWER Am,
Evening capital., 1887-08-30

LUCE is from LuT, meaning
light; and Admiral Luce, hero of
the Goldfish war, is coming with his
squadron to shed bis phospborescent
seabeams on the Constitutions
Centennial. Let there be light.
Phila. Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11

"Eleycn years our daughter suffered on
he'd OF misery under the care OF several
Il The beet phys,cisna, who gave her dis
S,,s various names but no relief, and now
.Se Il restored to us in good health by Hop
Filters, TINT We had poohed at two years
hsiom using 1t. We earnestly hope and
nav that no one olse will let their sick
srulter as We did, on account OF prejudice
sysinst 90 good o medicine as Hop Bit
.era n-Ths parcnts-G0od Templars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
Scipio, ". Y, Dec. l, 1881

lam the pastor Of the Baptist church
here and an educated physician. l am
moi III practice, but an my sole family
physicisn, and advise in chronic cases.
oytr q year a9o l recommended your Hop
Filters 10 my invalid wife, who has been
uuler medical treatment Of Albany's best
phyBiciars ~eoveral years. She has been
Greatly benefited and still uses tho medi-
Cine, I believe she will becomethoroueh-
II cured Of her various complicated dis
eases BY their une. We both recommend
them TO our. friends, many Of whom have
aIgo been cured OF their various ailments
By them. REV. L. 4. WARREN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
dull and steady; May 4lLc bid. Dat, neglected.
c.oVetseed steady; March 81 25ai Is asked,


CHICAGO, ILL.,, March Observation-Disclosures 6yooo
neal; shipments 2,@o head: market active and i0s
rs 10; StocEers and feeders 81 5Oe3 90; cows Sulls
MD mixed g l0a3 50; bulk s. S0aS So; through
Texas cattle g ooa3 IS. Hogs Receipts Is, ocO head
shipments 5,e0 head; maIrct strong; rough and
light g 25a5 g; skips 50 7sa5 10. sheep~Reccip,s
o.0o head shipments 1000 head: market Il shade
easlec: natives IS 00a4 80: western IS OOai rs:
Texans s. 6oaA rs; lambs 81 0oa5 rs. -
C~!SCISNAr1. March 10.-Hogs steady: common
and light 81 SOFAS IS; packing and butchers * In
9 TO-; receipts 700 head; shipments LOO head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
CURED OF DRINKING.

"A young friend Of mine Wa cured Of
An Unsuitable thirst for liquor that had 80
ppssisted bio system that he was unable
odo any business. He was entirely cured
BY the use OF Hop Bitters. It allayed oil
thst burning thirst; took away tho appe.
tis Tor liquor; made his nerves steady ;
and hs has remained G steady and sober
man for more than two years, and has no
desire to return TO hia cups, aud I know Of
suumbcs OF others that haya bssn cured
Of drinking, by it.n--From a leading R. r.
Official, Chichco. I'll. m,9.MwFkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
Million, Del, Feb. 10, 1886.

Having used Hop Bitters, the noted
,emedy Tor debility, nervousness, indigea-
ion, &C., | have no hesitation In saying
hat It ia indeed m excellent medicine and
recommend II to any one as a truly tonic
bit,ers. Respectfully,
Rev. Mis-. J.H. ELLGOOD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
ua.Lianoa, D. c., Sept. q, 1884,

nsar sir-Why don't you got q certiG-
va from Col. ". II. w, Of Baltimore,
s sts"vips that le cured himself Of drunk.
s suSs. by the help Of Hop Blttera. His is
sD 9,opIeriul case. lie 70 well known In
Leicester, n. W. by all the drinking peo.
as There. lilo is known in this city, Gin
iISratj, New Orleans, New York i; In fact
Il aver the country, as hc bus spent thou.
',uIs Of dollars for num-. l honeatly be-
ISrs Ms card would be worth thousands
u OiTdaolarsto you in this city and Baltimore
y.;ons, and make thousands Of sober men
~ Inducing tho use Of your bitters.
J, A, W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11

DIFFICULTY Of breathing, tightneas Of
the chest or throat, quickly relieved by:a
few doses Of DR.. J.H. McLean'H Tar Wine
Lung Balm. % cents q bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
FINANCE n TRADE.


Tho Features OF tho Money and Stool
Markets. .
NEW fohK, March 10.-Money on c~all,easy MAX,
W per cent. closed ut 3x per cent. Prime mer
camille paper bao per cent. Sterling Exchange dull
al 81 Si}lai SIX,
RAILROAD BoSDs-Dull; sales only 500, 900.
GOVERNMENT Bosns-Dull and steady,
STATE DoNps-Dull and steady.
The stock market was less active to day and pfc.
sented fewer features OF interest. Outside OF West.
crn Union, Reading, Richmond & West Point,
Lackawanna and New England, tho trading wsI
po'i.ive'ydnll and devoid Of feature. Thcstrcnrth
OF Now Ergiatid OF buying. Induced By rumors ri
a new deal Of Importance IN that stock and thu
general coveiing " ..'shotts," keptthe list firm dur.
the general disposition TO sell, hold oil until some.
th'rE definite II known In regard 10 tho i'biy dcaI,n
together with the charges that the premature NH.
nouncement Of the plan bids fair To defeat il, had
the effect Of checking the activity and sagging
prices Oh steudy. until the bears percelvlng tbs
brought more activity and more decided wcgkues,
W!aS shown. Western Union wGS again the Lender
OF tue speculation, and although 4! did not Decline
aSJnucl as yesterday II WAS weak throughout tho
afternoon. rGH" 49,
The opening was quiet aud firm, prices showing
ADVANCES OF II 10 " per cent generally. Tho mar.
Eet was firm. but with the exception OF Morris &
Essex, New ENGLAND and Jersey Central. which adj.
The advance was checked at the end OF tho first
hour, aud the entire lis. weakened under The lead
o. ~LncIAWanna. Alter noon a period OF duiincss
and ttagnaiion ersued, lasting until nearly 2. r.
u, when a decided weakness vas Developed, and
the lowest prices were recorded about 2::So, after
which n slight rally occurred ind the market
closed quiet and stcaty TO firm, The majority OF
ss5ckt were lower Transactions 266,565 shares,
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Dry Goods.

NEW foRK, March 10.-Therc was an improved
demand IN all departments as the result OF new
engagements were OF more steadsncs,, but the sale,
through deliveries on former purchases wore very
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Petroleum,

P1r1sBuIGH, Pa, March lo.-petroleum nctive
G31h1c; lowest 6i5sc. ~
OIL City March lo,-0rened ct &c: hiShest63Lc;
lowest Size; closed ut 621sc; sales l,u37.000 baar:
| barrels, "''H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
IN. MGII's EbESEN FlMnE6S,

WIZ cure piseG>cs Of the K!an6ys, Gravel. Gsosl
structures, aud all Urinary aad Usethral DiIeasss,
Nervous and Physical Debility, ,sGnina! Weakness,
Loss Of .yigor, Premature Decline In Man, Esslv
ceases, DC. syphilis in all ia forms, sose threat
AID nose, ulcers, oruptions, %sozolula, tetter, sail
tAeum, ard all blood and skin disease. Female
Weakness speedily cured. ,Gonorrhea cured IL,
thrce dsy.. Price b co. Sold in Wheeling, ". Va,
BY I. r. hnCFTs1. p,ia9i.t Pant by mat aes.si,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
Cotton. Il
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

I. ~C1Sc,ENATr, o., March l0.-Gottou In good dc.
Enn1 and higher: middling Q Lido
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11

In this affair OF unspeakable ssdreeg I
am glad to do what I can TO avoid giving
you and yours addit!ousl pain. :
My prayer to God for you is that He
may give you strength to struggle with
and master a habit which, IS a strong
man, armed, seeB,s TO be binding you that
IL mey rob your soul of its treasures. g I
beg that you will pardon the liberty I have
taken in saying this much. God in His
infinite mercy strengthen and help you.
1accspt your Remuneration OF the sacrsd
ministry aud viii take such steps as the
law OF tho church 1equirea.
JSo. W. BEcKw1ru,
Bishop Of Georgia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
MEDICAL.
i MEDICINE, NOT A DRINK.
man AUTHORITY,
MEDICAL.

In, Bit.ers Is not, In any sense, an alco.
liz beverage or liquor, and could not BIO
t ny,' for use, except to persons desirous OF
t eGGtsajiping medicinal bittere.
oO'A'D' GREEN B. RAUM,
US, Com'r Internal Revenue.
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Gm Gat4liNtter
REV. j.. ARMSTRONG;.

ONCE, Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth street.
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Interesting Document. q
Atlanta Constiution.
A few days ago. when It was reported
that Dr.. j. g. Armstrong had renowned
the ministry, a Constitution reporter called
on the Doctor for an interview. ssr.
Dr.. Armstrong declined to say anything
for publication, but mated that when his
correspondence with the Bishop was con.
cludod, the Constitution would be at liberty
10 publish It. The following Is that cor.
reapondence. II will bs observed that
Or. Armstrong Indignantly repels the in.
ainustion that no Is q victim OF alcoholism,
and announces his preference to be u citi.
zen OF Atlanta, rather than to bo u priest
OF the church elsewhere:
ATLANTA, Ga, February 10, 1SS7.-The
Right Rev. John w. Beckwith. y. D.,
Right Rev. and Dear Sir: Desiring to re-.
lleve the Protestant Episcopal church Of
any and all responsibility for my thoughts,
words or actions, ns'well as to relieve my.
uelf OF any and al responsibility to said
church, lido hereby renounre the minlutry
Of The Rnma. ! ------- ~ =. -----
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His 1tcplyto bishop Beokwitl's Letter-An
Interesting Document.
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BRADFORD. PA, March 10.-Opcned ut gao.
closed at 6211.c: highest G3Hc; lowest 6isSc; clear.
ances $4,000 barrels, ~, NN'3 -,
TIrusvIL1E, Pa. March 1O.-Opcncd at go:
highest 6s1Iac: lowest 6ee114c; closed a. 62hsc. ;
closed NJ G97Sc. w
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easier; No. ! red sic; receipts 1850 buShcls: ship.
mcnts $50 buthcls.f Corn quiet; No. ? mixed 89a
a40c:: Oats firm: No. |? mixed ?9iHc. Rye steady:
No. 9, SOC. Pork neglected aud nominal at SIS 30.
Changed. bacon .quiet and unchanged. WHISKY
spnany aud qu!es: sales 49s barrels OF finished
goods on a basis Of 81 -. Butter arm. Sugar
steady. Cheese steady. Esss frmer at 12hc.
BALTIMORE, March l0.-Wheat, western lower,
closing quiet; No. 2 winter red spot and March OOa
0lkc. Corn. western easier: mixed spot46Ac asked;
March 4GIai6MG; April i6Mat65ic: May 4sl4sEc;
steamer 45aat6c. Oats steady aud quiet: wtsteru
white SIaJ9c: do mixed sia9tc. Provisions quieI
aud steady. Eggs lower a. l4hal5c. a5f1's
TOLEDO, O.. March l0.-WhGat dull and drmcr
cash S3}lc; May Sic; June size; Angus. SIC. Cor
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Wheat opened weak. reacted and closed steady;
rejected IN grain depot SIC; ungraded do 9lLc;
No. . red @atch 9laolHc: do April 9ls{Asls.o: 10
Nay 9!As9?eHc; do June 9~2a92]]SSc. Corn. spot firm
No; 3 low mixed do 4sc; No. 2 mixed do 47c; No.
aiyellow ailoat $40: No.. 2 mixed March AKA;
April 4'a47hc; May 47KalSo: June 4754a4sEc.
OATS spot dull and weak; rejected whiio sex;
futures quiet but steady; No. 2 white Mach 8Ga
$6hhc: April a365sa363Sci May' s7Kas7Ac: June
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r HOUND.
y IAN Ft6s w. J. ROBINSON,
: General Passenger Agent, /
CT. WILLIAMS, Asst supt. -"

pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
= LOUIS RAlLROAD-panhaudle Route:
Time table for East and West corrected 10 JAN,
50, 1S57 Trims leave Panhandle station, foot OF
Eleventh street, near public landiug, as follows,
Central Standard time:
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I assune that thlB 70 tho last commune
cation that 1t will ever be my honor to ad.
dress to you, Miniaterially, at least, X
shall henceiorwsrd DO out Of your lie,
and you, especially, will be out Of mine,
Yet our relations to each other ara not
wholly abolished. As you -youraelf eur.
geat, we are moving on to that judgment
where motives, rs we'll rs actions, ahall be
aeen and known and determined. Atthat
Judgment you and I must appear, not
only to answer for ourselves, but to Wit.
ness for or against each other. For the
good that you have done me, il any, NAV
the Great Father OF oil a~bundantly reward
you; for tho wrong that you have done
me, il any, may He abundantly forgive
you. Very respectfully yours,
NEE; ]. G. Armstrong
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For PitSbursh-5:h a. M, daily; S:25 a. m,
daily, except Sunday; Los p. m. daily, except SUI.
day; $50 p. m. daily. Ar ~
For WsshinXton-4:55 r. m, daily, except Sunday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-27
GUILE IN C0UR Z.

In the case of James Carney against Mar
cellus S. Mathews a motion for q new trial
was overruled.
The divorce case of Marcus Franklin VS..
Paulina Franklin was partially heard yester-
day, and dismissed.
A. Hagelback has sued the Industrial En-
dowment ASSOCIATION to recover 500 alleged to
be due for work done.
Sylvester G. Matthews has begun suit
against Ella S. Gill and Charles E. Gill to re-
cover S4S due for work done.
Before Judge Rea yesterday Mary H. Owen
secured divorce from Isaac B. Owen on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treatment.
Hannah E. Mathews secured a divorce from
Rufus p. Mathews yesterday on the ground
OF cruel treatment and failure to support.
In the matter of the assignment of the Pray
Manufacturing company. an order was made
yesterday ordering the assignee to sell the
property.
The divorce case of Mary Kerns VS.. Jacob
Kerns, in which cruel treatment, desertion
and failure to support was alleged. was heard
yesterday and divorce granted.
In the cases of II. NJ. Wilcox, j. P Wilcox
and H. X. Wilcox VS.. Joseph II. Smith ct al,
to determine adverse claims to land, judg-
ment was rendered in favor of the plaintiffs
Betsey Z. Galpin is made defendant in an
action brought by G. NJ. Bailey, j. S. Pillsbury
and l.. w. Campbell to decide the title to lot
addition.
The divorce case of Alvin Parker against
Martha E. Parker was yesterday continued
for one week. The case Of Joseph Aubrecht
against Caroline Aubrecht was continued
three weeks.
In the case of Martin Hanson against Eu-
gene A. Hutchins, to. recover damages for IN
juries received by horse owned By Hanson
by falling into cellar owned by Hutchins,
the plaintiff was esterday given permission
to amend his complaint.
The divorce case of Mary lie Compte against
Amable LIE Ccmpte, in which cruel and in
human treatment was alleged, was heard yes
terday by Judge Hicks and divorce granted.
1t was expected that the case would be con-
| tested, aud that an effort would be made to
show that Mrs. LIE Compte had been unfaith-
full to her marriage VOWS, but this was not
done.
AT the special term yesterday the following
cases were continued until April 2: Lewis S.
Gillette ct al. VS.. Francis Porter ct al; North
American Telegraph Company VS.. Northwest
ern Telegraph Company; the assignment of
the Pray Manufacturing Company; appoint
ment OF a receiver for Hattie Herbst ct al;
Pond Machine Tool Company VS.. Pray Manu-
featuring Company; Mccarthy s. Courtney VS..
Ella A. Tice ct al; Ernest Head VS.. Susan E.
Head; A. r. Clark VS.. H. N. Peck; the Ma
uonal Bank of Worcester VS.. Roberts s.
Boody; William NJ. Shrener. VS.. S. S. Went
worth; George Hopkins VS.. Robert Barto ct
al; National Bank of Commerce vs.. j. NJ.
Robinson; the assignment Of d. w. Vincent.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-27
CAMBRIDGE A WINNER.
The Great Annual English University
Race Lost By the 0xford's Crack
Grew.
One of Their Number Breaks an Oar, and
the Defeat Charged Up to the
Accident.
President Young of the National
League Looks for Some Good
Base Ball Playing,
Oliver KS Owner Pays Big Forfeit
--GeneraI Sporting In
telligence.

LONDON, March 26.-The annual boat
race between the crews of Oxford and Cam
bridge universities took place to-day over
ney to Mortlake. and was won by the Cam
bridge crew. The wind was fresh and the
water lumpy. The betting just before the
start was 10 to S in favor of Cambridge.
When the crews launched their boats, lust
prior to the start, The weather threatened
rain. When the signal for the race was
given. the Cambridge crew at once took
the lead, rowing with slightly more
rapid stroke than that used by their oppo-
nents. AT the end of the first mile the Cam
bridge boat was half a length ahead the
race having been Stubbornly contested all
the way. The OXfordS then, spurted. To
this the Cambridge men responded Instantly
and effectively, so that at Hammersmith
BRIDGE nearly two miles from the start.
they had increased their lead to a whole
boat length. Here the Oxford crew again
put in q fresh burst of speed and drew up
towards their opponents, but managed to
cut down only part of the lead against
them. At Chswck the Oxfords had
IMPROVED THEIR ROWING
SO much that the Cambridge men in their
efforts to retain their lead rowed little
wildly and finally splashed, but they re-
covered themselves quickly and by su-
preme effort made up their loss and regained
their length of lead which had been some
what curtailed. although their boat rolled a
good deal under the inequality of the
efforts of the crew. At Barnes bridge,
three miles and five furlongs from the
start the Cambridge boat was lead
ing by a length and a half. After
passing the bridge the Oxford crew
broke an oar. That, of course secured the
race for the Cambridge men and they won
easily by three lengths, The race was a
fine Contest as far as Barnes bridge, being
strongly contested every inch up to this
point The Oxford crew pulled better than
their opponents did and it is agreed on all
hands that the distance they lost before
they broke their oar was lost by bad steer
ing entirely. The time of the Cambridge
crew was twenty minutes and fifty-two
seconds. The length of the course is four
miles and two furlongs.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to S321,-
54s.15.
Two cases Of scarlet fever were reported
yesterday.
Tuesday the W. C. T. Q. will observe with
prayer at the First Baptist church.
April Z, the Minneapolis Minstrel troupe
gives its first entertainment at Turner hail.
Monday afternoon the council committees
on water works, fire department and gas will
meet
The Minnesota Congregational club will
meet at Plymouth church, st. Paul Monday
evening.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared for the Murphy club entertainment this
evening.
George Eastman's residence on Nicollet
island was damaged $50 worth yesterday
N orning.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Simmons left Yesterday morn
ing for Sioux Falls, Dak., exchanging pulpits
to-day with Miss Bartlett, of that city.
Candidates for positions as teachers in the
Hennepn county schools will be examined at
the court house Monday morning at clock.
The Union Labor party of the Seventh
ward nominated George Zellers for alderman.
Number of votes cast 70. Zeller 4S, Lunt %.
Manitou rehearsals will be given Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. The opera will be
given the second week in April at Harmonic
hall.
The Dominican Fathers of the Holy Rosary
church will soon erect new church on
Twenty7second street and Eighteenth avenue
south.
Carl Gillstrup, arrested by Detectives Doyle
and Lawrence, was taken back to Chicago
yesterday. where he is wanted for jumping d
bond of $500. )
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
NJ. r. Forwick and Anna Hjelmeland Oliver
Fl. Anderson and Letitia A. Clark, William
Wiloerg and Anne Zopfe.
Charles Mccarthy, injured at the Crown
Roller mill Thursday night, died early yester-
day morning. The body will be sent to Eden
Prairie Wis.,. for burial.
William s. King, John w. Tousley and
others filed articles yesterday Incorporating
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-27
Cardiff Wiii MOI SIGN.

date for meeting with Pat Killen have
failed. Kilen has offered every induce
ment and met every objection fairly, but
Cardiff positively declines to put his name
to any writing which binds him to meet
klllen. lie has disgusted even his friends.
and has even failed to come to
terms which his backer and part
ner. John Donaldson, was willing to
agree to. Cardiff says he will name date
after he meets Sullivan. 1t is doubtful if
he will do it even then, as his idea seems to
be to have one fight year and then live on
it. Murname, Killen's backer, goes to
Chicago next week to arrange meeting
with Kilrain, Glover or Burke, OF any one
else who is willing to meet his man, the
match to take place at Minneapolis.